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Have a way of keeping aliases for common papers #feature-request #6
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This is a good suggestion but I wonder if it can already be accomplished by current features. One can already supply additional bibtex files to I understand that you would also want to these entries (
to update the entries. So you can run this on those custom bibtex files once a while to update them. This involves more steps, but seems more consistent with the idea of using bibtex files as the libraries (so that we don't need to create a new library format). |
Yes, but the entire point of adstex is that I can give up having to deal with my central bibtex file. |
This is a relevant link: |
Indeed! But my point is that maintaining a Citation aliases are indeed really difficult to deal with. The For now, |
There should be a ~/.adstexrc file or something that would allow aliases for commonly used papers. E.g Planck18 should resolve to whatever the arxiv number is (but the search would be performed to ensure published papers become published once published :), i.e pure key-value resolution).
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